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PROJECT 1: Book Rep Customer Relations Management DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Beginner Overview Demonstrate your ability to work with PHP by converting Chapter08-project01. html into a PHP file that looks similar to that shown in Figure 8.16. Instructions 1. You have been provided with an HTML file (Chapter08-project 01.html) that includes all the necessary markup. Save this file as Chapter08-project01.php 2. Use the PHP include C) function to include the file book-data.php. This file sets the values of two variables: $email and $password. 3. Use a for loop to output the elements (see Figure 8.16) 4. Use an if... else statement to display an error message and add the has-error CSS class to the appropriate

element if the $email variable is empty 5. Do the same thing for the Spassword variable Test 1. Test the page. Remember that you cannot simply open a local PHP page in the browser using its open command. Instead you must have the browser request the page from a server. If you are using a local server such as XAMMP, the file must exist within the htdocs folder of the server, and then the request will be localhost/some-path/chapter08-project01.php. 2. Verify that the logic works by editing the values of the two variables in the book-data.php file. PROJECT 1: Book Rep Customer Relations Management DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Beginner Overview Demonstrate your ability to work with PHP by converting Chapter08-project01. html into a PHP file that looks similar to that shown in Figure 8.16. Instructions 1. You have been provided with an HTML file (Chapter08-project 01.html) that includes all the necessary markup. Save this file as Chapter08-project01.php 2. Use the PHP include C) function to include the file book-data.php. This file sets the values of two variables: $email and $password. 3. Use a for loop to output the elements (see Figure 8.16) 4. Use an if... else statement to display an error message and add the has-error CSS class to the appropriate

element if the $email variable is empty 5. Do the same thing for the Spassword variable Test 1. Test the page. Remember that you cannot simply open a local PHP page in the browser using its open command. Instead you must have the browser request the page from a server. If you are using a local server such as XAMMP, the file must exist within the htdocs folder of the server, and then the request will be localhost/some-path/chapter08-project01.php. 2. Verify that the logic works by editing the values of the two variables in the book-data.php file